Two Window Washers almost Died while on duty!!

If you're in this kind of situation how will you handle the pressure? 

It was  Wednesday afternoon, Juan Lizama  41 yrs old and Juan Lopez 33 yrs old window washers were stuck on a very unbalanced rig at the 70th  floors above the pavement outside One World Trade Center. 

Fire fighters tried to find a way to rescue them while the two man are stuck there for an hour. Fire trucks and media's rush on the scene while news choppers stayed around the building, and a large crowd of concerned citizens pooled below the critical dangling window washing rig. The problem was that the cables weren’t lowering in its alignment, and by the time the two window washers were rescued the rig was almost tilted at a vertical angle. The Fire Department received the call around 12:42pm, and immediately wave of firefighters rush in to the area in a short period of time. 

They reached the top of One World Trade Center and lowered down a radio to communicate with the two staff. The firefighters came up with Plan A and B. Plan A was to break the glass on the 68th floor and pull them inside the window for safety. Plan B is to set up a balloon bag and let them jump. but the wind is too strong so they decided to go with plan A. Plan A turned out well and the two staff were rescued around 2:15pm both were safe inside the building. 

Firefighters said that they are not the only reason why this two guys are still alive. Although the accident was caused by equipment failure the two workers lived because they follow the safety protocols perfectly and work it under pressure.